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ORCIDTransactions of the IRE Professional Group on Information Theory, Volume 3, 1954
Volume 3, March 1954
- Arnold J. F. Siegert:
Passage of stationary processes through linear and non-linear devices. 4-25 - David Middleton:
Statistical theory of signal detection. 26-51 - R. C. Davis:
The detectability of random signals in the presence of noise. 52-62 - B. Gold, G. O. Young:
The response of linear systems to non-Gaussian noise. 63-67 - David S. Slepian:
Estimation of signal parameters in the presence of noise. 68-89 - Dante C. Youla:
The use of the method of maximum likelihood in estimating continuous-modulated intelligence which has been corrupted by noise. 90-105 - Ralph Deutsch:
Detection of modulated noise-like signals. 106-122 - Otto J. M. Smith:
Statistically almost optimum nonlinear network design. 123 - Benoit Mandelbrot:
Simpie games of strategy occurring in communication through natural languages. 124-137 - Arthur E. Laemmel:
Application of linear graphs to communication problems. 138 - Nelson M. Blachman:
Mlnimum-cost encoding of information. 139-149 - William P. Caywood, Richard C. Lyman, William H. Kaufman:
Generalized servomechanism evaluation. 150 - A. J. Mallinckrodt, T. E. Sollenberger:
Optimum pulse-time determination. 151-159
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